It’s summertime, which means dogs are now at high risk of suffering from heat stroke or heat exhaustion. Unlike humans, they don’t sweat, so they have to pant to cool themselves. But when it’s too hot, panting has little effect, leading to overheats.

As a result, our furry friends become weak and can even collapse or have seizures. So what can be done to prevent this and make sure pooches remain happy?

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